Posts Tagged ‘Jaguar’

The Scottish Car of the Year is an event we non-Scot journos consider with equal fear and envy. It sounds a riotously good night out, with the great and the ...

Porsche is not phasing out the 997 just yet. Nor is it admitting the 991 is actually on the way.  That’s despite prototype tests of the 911, in which many ...

The Jaguar XKR-S started life in a way that will be familiar to designers the world over – using a storyboard process. But although this process sounds suspiciously soft and ...

Lotus is the car company that wants to be associated with everyone at the moment.  Or should it be Lotus is the car company everyone wants to be associated with? ...

Jaguar launched the XKR-S at Portugal’s Portimao circuit – whose infield was accessed via a long, tall and deliciously tempting tunnel. We needed infield access as we were driving the ...

Jaguar did not just reveal the science behind the styling of the 2012 XF when I visited Whitley a few weeks back: it also provided a tech briefing, too. It’s ...

Jaguar ran yet another superb press event for the 2012 Jaguar XF, at its Whitley engineering centre. The firm really is masters of these events: it knows exactly what journos ...

Jaguar Castle Bromwich is awash with pretty-coloured bar charts that, on a recent visit, caught the colour-craving part of my brain. Being constantly awed by production engineers whenever I meet ...

LAND Rovers all have a characteristic to their ride quality that has to be imparted on all its vehicles, chassis man Murray Dietsch told me. The secret, he says, is ...

AIRCRAFT can either show relaxed stability or positive stability. Relaxed stability aircraft are unflyable without computer assistance – fly-by-wire. It’s impossible for a human to compensate for their sheer twitchiness. ...